Town annual report of Braintree, Massachusetts for the year 1915, Part 4

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Publication date: 1915
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Age


Residence


4


Giovanni Valle


26


Braintree


Rosalia Leo


18 Braintree


5 Theodore Forsyth


26 Barre, Vt.


Christina Macdonald


25


Braintree


7 Hugh B. Killen


22


Weymouth


Nancy Louise Locke


24


Braintree


8 Martin J. Welch Julia L. Gagan


20 Weymouth


14


29


Braintree


Joseph Forsyth Edith Conlan


30


Braintree


19 Augustus Swain Boynton


31 New Britain, Conn.


Alice Peabody Pain


30 Abington


20 Charles A. Pierson


31


Holbrook


Edna B. Pawlowski


24


Holbrook


20 Robert Lockyer


28 Brighton


Amelia · P. Raasch


23 Braintree


31 Ernest A. Gage


33 Braintree


Elizabeth E. (Smith) Kelley


35


Braintree


AUGUST.


6 Walter James McQuade


27


Braintree


Lena May Bower


19 Braintree


7 James Shand


30 Braintree


Florence (Pemberton) Lonsbury


36 Braintree


8 Jean Romeo Picard


25 Quincy


Anne Adele DeYoung


25 Braintree


14 Daniel W. MacQueen Ephemia MacLeoud


58 Cambridge


28 Leon B. Shaw Marguerite E. Bates


19 Weymouth


22


Braintree


16 Dorchester


SEPTEMBER.


1 Everett P. Hull


23 Braintree


Esther (Wentworth) DeCoste 27 Braintree


9 Raymond William Leonard Hazel Wentworth Varney 27 Braintree 25 Foxboro


11 Roy Cuming Brett Marion Estelle Hopkins


24 Braintree


20 North Woburn


14 Wilburn F. Wynot


30 Braintree


Annie B. Scott


26 Braintree


26 Trenton, N. J.


22 Braintree


15 Albert P. Nelson Jennie Helen Aitkin


52 Braintree


23 Braintree


29 Charles B. Pitts Olga Falvitti


24 Braintree


56


Date Name


18 Robert T. Whitmarsh


30 Braintree


Harriet L. Litchfield


31 Weymouth


19 Constantino Delgiacco


27 Braintree


Maria M. D'Ousfrio


22


Boston


28 Braintree


28 Weymouth


33 Quincy


22 James Dunn Bessie Winkfield


39 Braintree


22 John T. Morrison


37 Youngwood, Pa.


Annie J. Strathdee ·


31 Braintree


26 Amadio DiCarlo


22 Braintree


Mary D'Berardini


19 Braintree


29 James H. Cook


32 Braintree


Marion Louise Pinkham


33 Boothby Harbor, M-


OCTOBER.


2 J. Thomas Baldwin


28 Braintree


Florence O. Robinson


27 Braintree


4 John T. Beach


28


Braintree


Edith Mildred Knowlton


23 Auburndale


5 Milton T. Jefferson Catherine Kelley


22


Braintree


6 Randolph A. Pollard Margaret Nelson Dam


22


Braintree


6 Thomas F. Egan


30 Holbrook


Norah Mahoney


30 Braintree


10 Michael McSharry Mary Sullivan


28


Braintree


10 Michael J. Savage Hannah M. Sullivan


31 Braintree


10 John R. McGaughey, Jr.


28 Braintree


Mary A. Carrigg


20 Holbrook


20 John J. Finnegan Helen C. Marcelle


26 Quincy


25 Weymouth


20 Ralph D. Flint Fredricka E. Parker


21 Braintree


20 Braintree


18 Walter E. Tirrell Alice Christensen


18 Braintree


23 Horace H. Nogler Florence L. Pentz


19 Braintree


27 Will D. McGlaughlin Mary E. Austin


38 Quincy


27 Thomas H. Powell Bertha L. Drysdale


22 Braintree


18 Braintree


20 Carl H. Bangs Georgiana H. Kelley


Age Residence


23 Austin, Texas


32 Winthrop


27 Dorchester


42 Allston


28 Braintree


21 Braintree


54 Braintree


57


Date


Name


27 Oton O. Winkfield


Mary E. (Smith) McNeil


51 Braintree


28 Malcolm C. Sargent


23 Quincy


25 Braintree


31 Michael Richardi


21 Braintree


Angelina Fabiano


21 Braintree


NOVEMBER.


4 John E. Bruch


42 Weymouth


Lottie L. (Doyle) Cameron


43 Braintree


4 William R. Joyce


28


Quincy


Alice I. Powers


22 Braintree


6 Anthony T. Ghiorsi


28 Brockton


Elizabeth V. Foley


27 Braintree


22 Braintree


14 Joseph Pouche Stella Mighorini


17 Braintree


17 Aaron Pratt


23 Braintree


Ida Norma Beckwith


19 Braintree


24 William Pelrine Susie Boudreau


29 Braintree


24 Henry G. Henderson


28 Boston


Nellie Elvira Nelson


19 Quincy


28 Braintree


22 Boston


26 Braintree


24 Braintree


23 Braintree


20 Braintree


DECEMBER.


19 Walter Edward Irvin Clara Lewis Notte


25 H. Ellsworth Thayer Aleda V. MacNeal


26 Charles Franklin Cooke Annie Irene Murphy


30 Joseph A. Link Elizabeth A. Haar


31 John B. Bradford


. Agnes Stewart


28 Philadelphia, Pa.


23 Quincy


21 Braintree


21 Fitchburg


33 Braintree


25 Roslindale


38 Braintree


33 Braintree


27 Chelsea


21 Myrick


24 Leo A. Tracey Florence McGinnis


25 John Koveter Clara P. Grace


25 Henry John Madden, Jr.


Ida Alfreda Whitney


Age Residence


49 Braintree


Helene Stockford


45 Cambridge


58


Whole number of marriages, 97.


Birthplace of males .- Braintree, 19; other places in Massachu- setts, 36; British Provinces, 8; Italy, 6; New York, 4; Pennsyl- vania, 4; Scotland, 4; England, 3; Maine, 3; Ireland, 3; Sweden, 2; Russia, Australia, Texas, Washington, D. C., 1 each.


Birthplace of females .- Braintree, 11; other places in Massa- chusetts, 50; British Provinces, 9; Maine, 5; Italy, 5; Ireland, 4; Sweden, 3; New York, 2; England, 2; Michigan, Russia, Rhode Island, Scotland, Louisiana, 1 each.


Residence of males .- Braintree, 58; Quincy, 7; Weymouth, 6; Holbrook, 2; other places in Massachusetts, 14; New York, 2; New Jersey, 2; Pennsylvania, 2; Connecticut, Vermont, Texas, 1 each.


Residence of females .- Braintree, 59; Quincy, 6; Weymouth, 4; Holbrook, 3; Randolph, 2; other places in Massachusetts, 19; Maine, 2; New York, 1.


Marriages solemnized in Braintree, 46; Weymouth, 14; Quincy, 7; Randolph, 3; Holbrook, 2; other places in Massachusetts, 21; Maine, 1; Vermont, 2.


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DEATHS IN 1915


JANUARY.


Date Name


Birthplace


Age


8 Charlotte Ellen Thomas


Massachusetts


53-2-0


11 Marcus O. Lane


Norton


69- 8-27


11 Mortimer Gallivan


Ireland


88-5-10.


15 Ann Long


Scotland


78-8-13


20 Oliver James Fuller


Jay, Maine


89-11-8


21 Levangie


Braintree


2


28 Sarah Jane Anderson


Maine


70- 4-17


30 Kaukola


Braintree


0-0-3.


FEBRUARY.


3 Stillborn


Braintree


0-0-0


3 Eugenia Matilda .Port


South Boston 32- 7-29


3 William Alvah McKean


Nashua, N. H.


72-5-6.


5 Ruth J. DeArcy


Braintree 75-2-8.


6 Ruth Edith Carlson


Quincy


0- 4-29


7 Joseph Milton Foster


Ware


73- 5-8.


8 Willie Herbert Shaw


Weymouth


57-8-7


8 Susie Maria Stevens


Braintree 54- 9-16.


12 Stillborn


Braintree


0-0-0


13 Annie Bird


P. E. I.


45-10- 6


20 Eltie L. Nolte


E. Bridgewater


36-10-28


22 Nolte


Boston


0-0-3


22 Aaron Holden Wilson


Bethel, Vt.


69-3-2


23 Stillborn


Braintree


0-0-0.


24 Gratsia Massina


Braintree


0-1-24


26 Emma Elizabeth Bowker


Brockton


67-11-24.


26 Unknown


MARCH.


5 Herbert M. Dyer


Braintree


21-4-26:


6 Robert Harold Cannon


Braintree


0- 4- 6


10 Grace Porter Randall


Braintree


54- 1-19


15 Robert DeCoste


Nova Scotia


45-0-0


20 Moran


Braintree


0-0-2


22 Walter Eric Leth


Braintree


1- 1-15.


APRIL.


2 Jeremiah F. Cotter


Braintree


1-0-29,


7 Charles L. Durfee


Holliston


47-11-28


10 Alice May Trott


Boston


0-3-0


11 Lizzie Caroline Minchin


Braintree


61-9-11


60


Date


Name


12 Concetta Oaliva


13 Rudolph Libertine


14 Cornelius Smith


15 Stillborn


Braintree


0-0-0


Braintree 37-8-16


Braintree 0-6-6


Ireland


65-0-0


Boston 40-9-8


Braintree 78-7-12


Newburyport


62-3-0


MAY.


1 Unknown


5 Granville Yager


Oneonto, N. Y.


75-1-5


18 Jennie Wilson


21 Mary S. Sewall


Abington


84-9-15


26 Stillborn


31 Lewis Gregson


England


74-7-7


JUNE.


3 Louise Ellis


Wareham


86-1-16


6 Stillborn


Braintree 0-0-0


13 Emma Frances Kennedy


Cen. Village, Conn. 68- 6-16


14 Sarah Elizabeth Thayer


Braintree


89-4-3


16 Andrew Williams


Nova Scotia 93-0-0


18 Lucien Maganill


Braintree 0-4-1


18 George L. Dennehey


Braintree 23-2-2


19 Franklin Briggs


New Bedford


82-9-17


26 Thomas Forsythe


Ireland 82-1-2


29 Catherine T. Morrissey


Ireland 75-0-0


29 Emma Frances Cain


Carver 66-2-22


JULY.


2 Susan Jane Thayer


Braintree


81-3-26


5 Lydia Ann Tupper


Braintree


68- 2-10


7 Albert R. Flick


N. Y. City


25-0-20


9 Emily Jane Collins


Braintree


69-9-25


13 Marion L. Dennehey


Braintree


17-4-9


16, Robert Ayrton Hickey


Braintree


0-0-1


20 Herbert C. Dennehey


Braintree


27-7-29


26 George Frederick Fallon


Braintree


0-3-11


27 Herbert Adams Vinton


Braintree


70- 2-15


29 Marcus M. Berry


Quincy


63-11-18


AUGUST.


1 Margaret Sullivan


New Brunswick 77-2-8


6 Adeline Shaw Terry


Westport


72-8-0


Birthplace


Age


Italy


26-0-0


Braintree


0-0-1


Ireland


77-0-0


18 Jeremiah Dalton


24 Harrison Herbert Bates


24 Bridget E. Ganley


27 Joanna Beedle


28 Almira Jane Penniman


30 Helen Venilia Maynard


Ireland 60-11-24


Braintree 0-0-0


61


Date Name


Birthplace


Age


Braintree


0-6-7


Italy 56-0-0


10 Bridget Kelley


Ireland


84-0-0


10 Mary Ella Cornell


N. Y. City


63-2-25


14 Annie S. Hollis


Braintree 73-3-23


14 Stillborn


Braintree


0-0-0


22 Stillborn


Braintree


0-0-0


24 Ralph Carlisle Cain


Braintree


0-0-1


27 Daniel Potter


Salem


80-3-16


SEPTEMBER.


8 Franklin Grinnell Hathaway


Braintree 0-5-6


11 Daniel J. McDonald


Nova Scotia


56-7-1


17 John J. Kelley


Ireland


34-0-0


20 Oliver Burrill Kilburn


Providence, R. I. 87- 0-12


20 Blanche Wheeler Mclellan


Rockport


59- . 1-17


22 Margaret Burns


Braintree


0- - 6-15


23 Mary M. Sargent


Newbury, N. H. 81- - 6-17


24 J. Amanda Spear


25 Charles Sampson Parnell


27 Bernard D. Lanthorn


St. Andrews, N. B. 86-10-26 39-0-2 Lawrence, Ohio


OCTOBER.


7 Edward J. Colgan


Ireland


50-0-0.


12 Johnny Clito Barasso


15 Emily Alden


Braintree 74-7-27


15 William Dickey


Braintree 69-6-6


18 Stillborn


Braintree 0-0-0


22 Jacob Klay


Switzerland 76-4-22


27 Francis L. Leben


Germany 80- 4-17


29 George K. Bowie


Braintree 0-4-29


Nova Scotia


32- 6-17


NOVEMBER.


1 Lewis Kirk Howard


2 Avis Sawyer


3 Mary Etta Reynolds


4 Michael T. Carroll


4 Herbert Federhen Caldwell


6 Ginna Pantano


6 Mary Smith


8 Juliette Allen Libby


8 John Thompson Sinclair


9 . William J. Madden


11 Eliza A. Lang


Londonderry, Vt. 80-7-28


Boston 88-4-22


Randolph 74-10-7


Pictou, N. S. 31-2-0


Quincy 39-9-11


Braintree 0-8-15


New York


75-9-28


Braintree 78-8-25


St. Johns, N. B. 74-11-26


West Brookfield 46-8-3


E. Bridgewater


71-8-19


7 Malva Carlozzi


9 Risaria Rossa Richardi


30 Mary Helen Levangie


Weymouth 78- - 5-24


Providence, R. I. 0-7-10


62


Date Name


Birthplace


Age


15 Alice C. Hollywood


Wilmington, Del.


60-3-4


17 - Stillborn


18 Mary Agnes Pratt


Weymouth


52-3-7


19 Maria Rinaldo


Braintree 0-2-2


20 Ellen Elizabeth Wellwood


Canada 66-11-16


21 Emily Augusto Cate


Philadelphia, Pa. 95- 2-18


24 Emily F. Sharp


Scotland 60-0-0


26


Henry Joseph Burrill


Marlboro


24- 6-22


27 Mary E. Hill


Truro 61-4-1


27 Malcolm Harlin Baker


Truro 43- 0-14


29 Joseph E. Smith


Halifax, N. S.


37-10-26


DECEMBER.


4 J. Sargent Arnold


Braintree


67- 4-20


8 Anna M. Schraut


Germany


67-11-30


10 Ella May Curtis


Nova Scotia 48- 0-15


12 Andrew J. Sims


Boston


79-0-0


13 Jennie Wadsworth White


Rumford, Me.


70-9-22


20 Frank Amasa Bates


Braintree 57- 9-15


21 Walter Henry Dunkerly


Braintree


0- 6-13


26 Joseph DeMas


Braintree


0- 1-18


28 Stillborn


Braintree


0-0-0


Whole number of deaths, 133; males, 63; females, 70; single, 52; married, 41; widowed, 39; unknown, 1.


Birthplace .- Braintree, 52; other places in Massachusetts, 33; British Provinces, 12; Ireland, 9; New York, 4; Maine, 3; New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Scotland, Italy, Germany, un- known, 2 each; Connecticut, Ohio, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Eng- land, Switzerland, 1 each.


Birthplace of fathers .- Braintree, 14; other places in Massa- chusetts, 36; Ireland, 20; Italy, 12; British Provinces, 9; unknown, 8; England, 8; Maine, 4; Scotland, 3; New Hampshire, 3; New York, Vermont, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland, 2 each; Alabama, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Australia, Germany, 1 each.


Birthplace of mothers .- Braintree, 10; other places in Massa- chusetts, 37; Ireland, 17; British Provinces, 15; unknown, 12; Italy, 10; England, 5; New Hampshire, 4; Maine, Vermont, 3 each; Scot- land, 3; Finland, Sweden, 2 each; Connecticut, New York, Maryland, Ohio, Rhode Island, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Germany, France, 1 each.


Ages .- Under 1 day, 1; 1 to 2 days, 4; 2 to 3 days, 2; 3 days to 1 week, 1; 1 to 2 months, 1; 2 to 3 months, 2; 3 to 6 months, 6; 6 to 9 months, 6; 1 year, 2; 15 to 19 years, 1; 20 to 24 years, 3;


Braintree 0-0-0


63


25 to 29, 3; 30 to 34, 4; 35 to 39, 5; 40 to 44, 2; 45 to 49, 5; 50 to 54, 5; 55 to 59, 5; 60 to 64, 8; 65 to 69, 12; 70 to 74, 12; 75 to 79, 12; 80 to 84, 9; 85 to 90, 7; 90 to 94, 1; 95 to 99, 1; unknown, 2; still- born, 11.


Diseases-Arterio-sclerosis, 14; heart disease, 13; pneumonia, 11; stillborn, 11; pulmonary tuberculosis, 8; cerebral hemorrhage, 6; carcinoma, 6; cancer, 5; paralysis, nephritis, accident, 4 each; premature birth, typhoid fever, 3 each; Bright's disease, peritonitis. asphyxiation, pthisis pulmoralis, senile debility, diarrhea, tabes dorsalis, 2 each; cephalemia, malformation of cranium, post-partum hemorrhage, cirrhosis of liver, intussusception, placenta previa, congenital atelectasis, abscess, atelectasis, laryngitis, measles, mi- tral regurgitation, hemiplegia, open foramen, erysipelas, cholera infantum, cholecystitis, convulsions, angina pectoris, malnutrition, enteritis, edema of lungs, suicide, inanition, ulcer, sarcoma of spine, marasmus, 1 each.


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REPORT


OF THE


Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of the Poor, and Highway Surveyors


OF THE


TOWN OF BRAINTREE


For the Year ending December 31, 1915


In accordance with the By-Laws of the Town of Brain- tree the Board of Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of the Poor, and Highway Surveyors, respectfully submit their Annual Report, showing the appropriations and expen- ditures for the year ending December 31, 1915.


HENRY M. STORM, GEORGE H. HOLBROOK, B. HERBERT WOODSUM,


Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of the Poor, and Highway Surveyors.


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ASSESSORS' REPORT


APPROPRIATIONS AT ANNUAL MEETING.


LEGISLATIVE.


Moderator, salary $25.00


EXECUTIVE.


Selectmen, salaries


$487.50


Clerical help and other expenses 400.00


$887.50


FINANCIAL.


Auditors, salaries


$150.00


Treasurer, salary


$525.00


Other expenses


50.00


Bond


120.00


$695.00


Collector, salary


$600.00


Other expenses


150.00


Bond


100.00


$850.00


Assessors, salaries


$487.50


Clerical help and other expenses 750.00


$1,237.50


OTHER GENERAL DEPARTMENTS.


Town Clerk, salary


$650.00


Other expenses


250.00


$900.00


Law


$250.00


Election and Registration :


Registrars, salaries $150.00


Other expenses


700.00


$850.00


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TOWN HALL.


Janitor, salary $550.00


Maintenance, plus income


500.00


Insurance


75.00


Insurance on boilers


30.50


$1,155.50


POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Police, salaries


$3,741.25


Extra Patrolman $300


Balance 1914


48


$348.00


Other expenses


300.00


Court expenses


50.00


$4,439.25


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Pay of Firemen $2,586.00


Extra pay of Firemen


400.00


General expenses


900.00


Hydrant service


6,450.00


New hose


560.00


Painting Hose Wagon No. 3


50.00


Concrete platform at Hose House No. 2 $30


Balance 1914 40


70.00


Fire alarm, maintenance


300.00


$11,316.00


INSPECTION.


Sealer of Weights and Measures :


Salary .


$200.00


Other expenses


75.00


$275.00


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FORESTRY.


Suppression of Gypsy and Brown Tail


Moths


$2,400.00


Care of trees


500.00


Forest fires


400.00


$3,300.00.


HEALTH.


Board of Health, salaries


$300.00


Other expenses


100.00


Printing


200.00


Fumigation


200.00


Contagious diseases


500.00


Care of dumps


100.00


Vital statistics


50.00


Inspection of animals


100.00


Inspection of meat and provisions


300.00


Inspection of milk


100.00


Inspection of plumbing


300.00


$2,250.00


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.


Highway Surveyors, salaries


$487.50


Clerical help and other expenses


175.00


General repairs, stone roads and


oiling streets, plus Abutters' Tax,


Excise Tax, Street Railway Tax . 15,000.00 Snow expense


1,000.00


Street lighting


6,264.00


Construction of Washington Street, Braintree Highlands 5,000.00


Construction of Victoria Avenue


500.00


Grading Standish Avenue


390.00


Extension Robinson Avenue and


Mt. Vernon Street $300


100


400.00


70


Construction of Oak Street 250.00


Sidewalk, Union Street 300.00


$29,766.50


CHARITIES.


Overseers of Poor, salaries $487.50


Clerical help and other expenses 225.00


Outside relief, plus refunds


5,000.00


Braintree Home, maintenance


1,600.00


Insurance 60.00


Repairs


200.00


To be expended under Chapter 763,


Acts of 1913


1,300.00


$8,872.50


SOLDIERS' BENEFITS.


State Aid and Soldiers' burials


$2,700.00


Military aid


144.00


Soldiers' Relief


800.00


$3,644.00


EDUCATION.


Teachers and Superintendent, salaries


(Plus dog tax and school fund) . $41,000.00


Janitors, salaries


4,950.00


Text books and supplies $2,500.00


Balance 1914 259.25


2,759.25


Incidentals


800.00


Buildings and grounds, repairs and


expenses


1,000.00


Fuel


2,700.00


Transportation of pupils


1,700.00


Insurance on buildings


353.70


Insurance on boilers


137.25


Hollis School, repairs


2,000.00


Lincoln School, grading 300.00


Penniman School, completing hall ... 300.00


$58,000.20


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LIBRARY.


General expenses $1,500.00


Distribution of books (East Braintree)


150.00


Janitor, salary


250.00


Support of Library in Precinct Three


1,000.00


$2,900.00


RECREATION.


Town lands


$150.00


Hollis Playground, balance 1914 202.23


$352.23


UNCLASSIFIED.


Miscellaneous expenses


$2,000.00


Memorial Day


200.00


Compensation of Public Employees for injuries 350.00


$2,550.00


PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES.


Electric Light Department :


Lighting Board, salaries $300.00


Depreciation Fund 4,670.62


Street light extension 503.38


Operating, etc., balance of 1914 .. 401.68


$5,875.68


Water Department :


Extension of mains, Liberty St. .


$4,000.00


CEMETERY.


Plain Street Cemetery


$150.00


INTEREST.


On $10,000 notes held by N. H. Hunt Trust, 12 months $400.00


On $7,500 notes held by Thayer Li- brary, 12 months 300.00


On $2,500 notes held by Thayer Li- brary, 12 months 100.00


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On $10,000 bonds, Abraham Lincoln School, 6 months 175.00


On $8,000 bonds, Abraham Lincoln School, 6 months 140.00


On $54,500 bonds, Hollis School, 6 months 1,090.00


On $51,000 bonds, Hollis School, 6 months 1,020.00


On $44,000 bonds, Town Hall, 6


months


880.00


On $41,000


bonds,


Town . Hall,


6


months 820.00


On $3,500


bonds,


Playground


6


months


70.00


On $3,000


bonds,


Playground,


6


months


60.00


On $271,500 bonds and notes, Water


Loans, 12 months 10,860.00


On $16,500 bonds,


Electric


Light


Loan, 12 months 660.00


Discount on loans in anticipation of Revenue 2,400.00


$18,975.00


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.


Payment of Stetson note


$2,500.00


Payment of note, Hunt Trust 1,000.00


Payment of note, Thayer Library 750.00


Payment of note, Thayer Library . .


500.00


Payment of note, Mayflower Park Water Loan 1.000.00


Payment of note, Abraham Lincoln School


2,000.00


Payment of bonds, Hollis School


3,500.00


Payment of bonds, Town Hall 3,000.00


Payment of bonds, Hollis Playground 500.00


$14,750.00


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SINKING FUNDS.


Municipal Light Board $430.00


Water Loans 5,120.00 $5,550.00


Total appropriations at Annual Meeting .... $183,966.86


ASSESSORS' ACCOUNT.


Legislative


$25.00


Executive


887.50


Auditors 150.00


Treasurer


695.00


Collector


850.00


Assessors


1,237.50


Town Clerk


900.00


Law


250.00


Election and Registration


850.00


Town Hall


1,155.50


Police Department


4,439.25


Fire Department


11,316.00


Sealers of Weights and Measures


275.00


Forestry


3,300.00


Health


2,250.00


Highway and Bridges


29,766.50


Charities


8,872.50


Soldiers' Benefits


3,644.00


Education


58,000.20


Library


2,900.00


Recreation


352.23


Miscellaneous expenses


2,350.00


Memorial Day .


200.00


Electric Light Department


5,875.68


Water Department


4.000.00


Cemetery


150.00


Interest


18,975.00


Municipal Indebtedness


14,750.00


Sinking funds


5,550.00


Total appropriations for 1915 $183,966.86


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Less amounts appropriated but not raised by taxation : Pay of extra Patrolmen $48.00 Concrete platform at Hose House No. 2 40.00


On Salary Sealer of Weights


and


Measures


75.00


Extension of Robinson Avenue and Mt. Vernon Street 100.00


State Aid and Soldiers' Burials


2,700.00


Military Aid 72.00


Text books and supplies


259.25


Support of Library, Precinct Three 1,000.00 . . Hollis Playground 202.23


Electric Light Department :


Salary of Lighting Board $300.00


Depreciation Fund


-4670.62


Street light extension


503.38


Operating expenses, etc. 401.68


Interest on bonds


660.00


Sinking Fund


430.00


6,965.68


Water Department :


Interest on water debt


10,860.00


On Municipal indebtedness 3,900.62


Bank and Corporation taxes (esti-


mated)


6,000.00


$32,222.78


Total amount of appropriations raised


by taxation


$151,744.08


TAX FOR TOWN, COUNTY AND STATE PURPOSES. Town tax


$151,744.08


County tax


6,238.61


State tax 17,452.50


75


METROPOLITAN PARKS TAX.


Proportion of Parks sinking fund .. $93.65


Proportion of Boulevard sinking fund 29.97


Proportion of Nantasket sinking fund 10.14


Proportion of Parks Serial Bonds . . .. 15.31


Proportion of Boulevard Serial Bonds


10.31


$159.38


Proportion of Parks interest $529.72


Proportion of Boulevard interest


202.15


Proportion of Nantasket interest


58.17


$790.04


Proportion of Parks maintenance


$869.14


Proportion of Boulevard maintenance


251.83


Proportion of Nantasket maintenance


105.91


$1,226.88


CHARLES RIVER BASIN.


Serial Bonds


$22.32


Interest


276.83


Maintenance


316.14


$615.29


State Highway tax


139.76


Overlayings


4,184.51


$182,551.05


Abutters' tax on oiling and watering


streets


1,427.59


Moth tax for work on private property


1,239.70


Total commitment August 6, 1915 ...


$185,218.34


Street Railway excise tax


2,376.10


Additional poll taxes and omitted


taxes committed Dec. 27, 1915 . .


961.05


Total commitment 1915


$188,555.49


76


Valuation Prec. 1 2


3 Total


Buildings $1,717,600 $1,893,800 $1,546,215 $5,157,615 Land 864,125 991,750


647,600 2,503,475


$2,581,725 $2,885,550 $2,193,815 $7,661,090


Personal property


665,025


460,575


650,600 1,776,200


Total valuation $3,246,750 $3,346,125 $2,844,415 $9,437,290


Tax for all purposes :


Real estate $48,536.43 $54,248.34 $41,243.72 $144,028.49


Personal prop. 12,502.47


8,658.81


12,231.28


33,392.56


Polls 2,084.00


1,552.00


1,494.00


5,130.00


$63,122.90 $64,459.15 $54,969.00 $182,551.05


Oiling and watering streets :


$421.05 $665.24


$341.30


$1,427.59


Moth tax 352.20


604.25


283.25


1,239.70


$185,218.34


Street Railway excise tax


2,376.10


Additional poll taxes and omitted taxes


961.05


$188,555.49 $182,551.05 to be raised by taxation on 2565 polls and a valuation of $9,437,290 makes the rate per $1000 valuation


$18.80


Raised by Per cent.of Division of Taxation Total Tax Tax Rate


Legislative


$25.00


.00 013


.00 2444


Executive


887.50


.00 471


.08 8548


Auditors


150.00


.00 080


.01 5040


Treasurer


695.00


.00 369


.06 9372


Collector


850.00


.00 451


.08 4788


Assessors


1,237.50


.00 651


.12 2388


Town Clerk


900.00


.00 477


.08 9676


Law


250.00


.00 133


.02 5004


77


Election and registration


850.00


.00 451


.08 4788


Town Hall


1,155.50


.00 613


.11 5244


Police Department


4,391.25


02 329


.43 7852


Fire Department


11,276.00


.05 980


1.12 4240


Sealing Weights and


Measures


200.00


.00 106


.01 9928


Forestry


3,300.00


.01 750


.32 9000


Health


2,250.00


.01 193


.22 4284


Highways and bridges


29,666.50


.15 734


2.95 7992


Charities


8,872.50


.04 706


.88 4728


Soldiers' Benefits


872.00


.00 462


.08 6856


Education


57,740.95


.30 623


5.75 7124


Library


1,900.00


.01 008


18 9504


Recreation


150.00


.00 080


.01 5040


Miscellaneous


2,000.00


.01 061


19 9468


Memorial Day


200.00


.00 106


.01 9928


Compensation Public


Employees


350.00


.00 186


.03 4968


Water Department


4,000.00


.02 121


.39 8748


Cemetery


150.00


.00 080


.01 5040


Municipal indebtedness.


10,849.38


.05 754


1.08 1752


Interest


7,455.00


.03 959


.74 4292


Sinking fund


5,120.00


.02 715


.51 0420


State tax


17,452.50


.09 256


1.74 0128


Metropolitan Parks tax


2,176.30


.01 154


.21 6952


Charles River Basin tax


615.29


.00 326


.06 1288


State Highway tax


139.76


.00 074


.01 3912


County tax


6,238.61


.03 309


.62 2092


Overlayings


4,184.51


.02 219


.41 7172


$188,551.05


1.00 000 $18.80 0000


Less Bank and Corpora- tion tax (estimated) 6,000.00


$182,551.05


78


Precincts


1


2


3


Total


Number of polls


1042


776


747


2565


Number of residents assessed on property :


Individuals


634


574


485


1693


All others


59


50


43


152


693


624


528


1845


Number of non-residents assessed on property :


Individuals


143


130


229


502


All others


22


17


26


65


165


147


255


567


Number of persons assessed :


On property


858


771


783


2412


Poll tax only .


728


509


473


1710


1586


1280


1256


4122


Number of horses assessed


166


154


90


410


Number of cows assessed


102


163


119


384


Number of swine assessed


293


0


25


318


Number of fowl assessed


500


375


225


1100


Number of dwelling houses


assessed


701


649


616


1966


Number of


acres


of land


assessed


4050


2045


1822


7917


. .


79


BOARD OF SELECTMEN


REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS.


Total appropriations $183,966.86


Total credits


8,465.25


Total special taxes 7,458.47


Total overlay account


8,912.18


Total overdrafts


2,779.87


Total school fund


350.00


Total dog tax


887.29


$212,819.92


Total payments


$161,151.71


Total unexpended balances


14,492.04


Total payments where no orders were drawn 37,176.17


$212,819.92


GENERAL GOVERNMENT.


Legislative.


Moderator,


appropriation


$25.00


Paid Woodsum, Benjamin H.


$25.00


Executive.


Selectmen,


salaries, appropriation


$487.50


Paid Holbrook, George H.


$162.50


Storm, Henry M.


162.50


Woodsum, B. Herbert


162.50


$487.50


Clerical help and other expenses,


Appropriation


$400.00


Credit


3.00


Overdraft


38.02


$441.02


80


Paid Adams Express Co. $.21


Hobbs & Warren . 5.76


Holbrook, George H.


6.00


Michelson, N. Co.


1.00


Porter, B. E.


156.00


Pratt & Pratt


124.00


Prescott, G. W. Pub. Co.


92.50


South Braintree P. O.


19.40


Webster, F. S. Co.


36.15


$441.02


Credit.


Texas Company $3.00


Financial.


Auditors,


salaries, appropriation $150.00


Paid McKean, William A., 1914 $50.00


Oakman, Otis B., 1914 . 50.00


Tarbox, C. Frederick, 1914


50.00


Treasurer,


salary, appropriation $525.00


Credit


109.38


$634.38


Paid Dyer, Benjamin F.


$525.00


Oakman, Otis B. 109.38


$634.38


· Credit.


Dyer, Benjamin F., refund $109.38


Other expenses,


appropriation


$50.00


Paid Dyer, Benjamin F.


$25.00


Globe Stamp. Works


2.11


Hobbs & Warren


5.07


McArdle, H. B.


1.50


Oakman, Otis B.


8.50


So. Braintree P. O. .




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